Mr. H. E. Haskell, Solo Cornet
(to 12.30)
In and out of the Shops by "The Copy Cat".
Careers - Analytical Chemistry, by Miss Emily L. B. Forster.
"The Clock and the Cockatoo" by Ruth Holmes (published by Basil Blackwell, Oxford).
"Jack Hardy": Chap. IV., Part 2, by Herbert Strang.
L.G.M. of the Daily Mail.
Broadcast to all Stations
followed by London News and Weather Report.
by Mr. Percy A. Scholes, the B.B.C. Musical Critic.
The Cavendish Singers, "Down in a Flowery Vale" (Festa, 1541); "Corydon Arise" (Stanford); "When Evening's Twilight" (Hatton).
Miss Edith Hindom, Soprano: "The Enchanted Forest" (Phillips); "Night-fall at sea", (Phillips).
Signor Silvio Sideli, Baritone: "Torna" (Denza): "Lasciali dir" (Quaranta); "Serenata" (Tosti).
Miss Winifred Small, Solo Violin: "Sonata in A major" (John Collett); "Slavonic Dance in G minor" (Dvorak-Kreisler).
The Cavendish Singers: "Nursery Rhymes" (Walford Davies).
Miss Edith Hindom, Soprano: "If there were Dreams to Sell" (Ireland); "Where Daffodils Grow" (Horne); "Gorse and Heather" (Horne).
Signor Silvio Sideli, Baritone: "Rigoletto-Monologo e Ballata" (Verdi); "Mattinata" (Leoncavallo).
Miss Winifred Small, Solo Violin: "Rigaudon" (Handel-Hamilton Harty); "Three Poor Mariners" (Old English Tune) (Roger Quilter); "Danses Tziganes" (Gipsy Dances) (Tivadar Nachez).
The Cavendish Singers.
Mr. E. Fagg, Principal Lecturer to the Tate Gallery.
Broadcast to all Stations
followed by London News and Weather Report.
playing at Ball Room of the Savoy Hotel.
